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... Read moreถ้าพูดถึง CANMAKE Tokyo Cosmetics เราว่าเป็นแบรนด์ที่ “ราคาน่ารัก แต่ฟินิชเกินราคา” โดยเฉพาะไอเท็มงานผิวกับแก้มที่ใช้แล้วมือใหม่ก็รอด เลยอยากสรุปแบบอ่านง่าย ๆ จากที่ลองใช้เองว่าแต่ละชิ้นเด่นตรงไหน และใช้ยังไงให้สวยสุด 1) แป้งพัฟ CANMAKE (เบอร์ 01 vs 03 เลือกยังไง) จากที่เราได้ลอง 2 เบอร์นี้ ความต่างหลัก ๆ คือโทนสีและความเหมาะกับผิว - เบอร์ 01: โทนสว่างกว่า เหมาะกับคนผิวขาว-ขาวเหลือง หรือวันที่อยากให้หน้าดูไบรท์ขึ้นเล็กน้อย เราชอบใช้เซ็ตหลังกันแดด/รองพื้นบาง ๆ จะได้ลุคใส ๆ - เบอร์ 03: โทนกลางกว่า เหมาะกับผิวขาวเหลือง-ผิวกลาง หรือคนที่ไม่อยากให้หน้าลอย เวลาแต่งหน้าไปเรียน/ไปทำงานแล้วอยากให้สีเนียนกับคอ เราว่าเบอร์นี้ปลอดภัย ทริคการใช้: ถ้าผิวแห้งให้กดพัฟเบา ๆ แค่บริเวณทีโซนพอ ส่วนแก้มให้ปัดบาง ๆ ด้วยแปรง จะดูผิวไม่แห้งเป็นผง แต่ถ้าผิวมันสามารถกดเพิ่มช่วงบ่ายบริเวณหน้าผากกับข้างจมูกได้เลย 2) บลัช CANMAKE Glow Fleur Cheeks สี 17 Strawberry milk สี 17 จะออกชมพูละมุน มีความนม ๆ แต่ยังดูสดใส ไม่ตุ๊กตาจนเกินไป จุดที่เราชอบคือปัดแล้วมีความโกลว์ละเอียด ๆ ทำให้แก้มดูอิ่ม ไม่แบน วิธีปัดให้สวย: ใช้แปรงแตะวนให้สีผสมกันก่อน แล้วค่อยปัดที่หน้าแก้มไล่ขึ้นไปทางขมับ จะได้ลุคแก้มใสแบบญี่ปุ่น ถ้าอยากให้ติดทนขึ้น ให้ลงทีละบาง ๆ 2 รอบแทนการปัดหนักรอบเดียว 3) ไฮไลท์ CANMAKE สี 02 RoseQuartz สี 02 RoseQuartz เป็นไฮไลท์ชมพูประกาย แบบหวาน ๆ ใช้แล้วหน้าไม่ดูเทา แนะนำมากสำหรับคนที่ชอบลุคผิวสุขภาพดี จุดที่เราชอบปัด: โหนกแก้ม, สันจมูกนิดเดียว, หัวตา และกระจับปากเบา ๆ ถ้าวันไหนแต่งหน้าเบา ๆ แค่บลัช + ไฮไลท์ตัวนี้ก็หน้าดูมีมิติขึ้นทันที สรุปไอเท็มที่ควรมีจาก CANMAKE - อยากได้งานผิวเนียนไว ๆ: เลือกแป้งพัฟให้เข้ากับโทนผิว (01/03) - อยากได้แก้มหวานแบบผิวโกลว์: Glow Fleur Cheeks 17 Strawberry milk - อยากได้ผิวฉ่ำแบบดูแพง: ไฮไลท์ 02 RoseQuartz โดยรวมเรารู้สึกว่า CANMAKE เหมาะมากกับคนเริ่มแต่งหน้า เพราะสีใช้ง่าย ไม่โป๊ะ และทำให้ลุคดูคลีน ๆ แบบทุกวัน ถ้าใครเล็งอยู่ แนะนำเริ่มจากบลัชสี 17 ก่อน รับรองหยิบใช้บ่อยแน่นอน

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Every medical school's curriculum is divided into pre-clinicals (before rotations/clerkships) and clinicals. Pre-clinicals occur before clinicals, and they are usually the first year to second year of medical school. At my school, pre-clinicals last for about a year and a half, then we have
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Best ways to study in Medical school 👩‍⚕️
The best way to study in medical school is to adopt ACTIVE learning techniques and stay organized. - Regularly review material instead of cramming, and use tools like flashcards, mnemonics, and spaced repetition to reinforce knowledge. - Form study groups for collaborative learning and to discus
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How I Study in Medical School
✨Lecture Slides- I start by previewing the slides then attend lectures in person. ✨One Pagers- After class I will review the lectures and create one pagers in my own words and handwriting to summarize the information. ✨Anki flashcards- I then create anki cards to review the content and keep
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What It’s Like As A OBGYN Medical Assistant ✨👩🏾‍⚕️
If you’ve ever thought about breaking into OBGYN…..I encourage you to go for it! It’s a fun specialty and it’s hard to get bored because you will have many responsibilities. I really enjoy watching moms go from finding out their pregnant, to a little bump to a really big bump towards the end.
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Why You Should Become A Medical Assistant
Thinking about a career change? Becoming a medical assistant can offer job stability, meaningful work, and opportunities for growth in the healthcare field. Plus, it’s a great way to make a real impact on patients’ lives! 💉👩‍⚕️ #CareerChange #MedicalAssistant #HealthcareJobs #JobStability
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Medical school secrets no one will admit!
1. You get in, what you put out!! The more effort you put into learning, the more you are taking away from it. Use this in Clinicals, the more open and willing you are, the more likely you will get more hands on experience and will be taught. If I am ever asked what I can do, "I say I will do a
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Med School Diaries: Global Health Edition
I’m now halfway through my global health rotation in Vietnam, and I’m having the absolute best time! I am rotating in the ED and have seen a lot of interesting cases. The doctors, or “bác sĩ”, in Vietnamese have been so incredibly welcoming. One even brought us to his family’s café! On the weekends
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